The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 26, 1920, Page 24

THE SEATTLE STAR |Bloodhounds Trail {Funeral Saturday Amateur Press Club |The “Prospect” | Did |Build Own Road at |Thanks God When | Stolen $80 Rooster! for Mrs. Williams Bids for Writers) Know About Army! | Cost of $60,000| He Says His Name v. ¥., Dec, 26 EW YORK, Nov. 26.—New York Funeral services for Mr&, Mather Beattle Amateur Press club has tn KANSAS CITY, Mo. C WHITH PLAINS, Williams, 29, of Port. Makely, will be | #ued an invitation to amateur writ! Sergeant John Bo t the army | After a merry chase, participated WONT QUIT (Bureau of Missing semen who have occasion 46 » by two deputy sheriffs and two r Dan Tt. Hanne multim na | : anization ‘ P d 9 | rodhounds, the report waa made} held at 2 p,m, Saturday at the home |ere to enroll in th wanization. | recruiting office he AW A UN-|) seman, and Holbrook Bunn, ac-| ude & messenger boy have ENNEEN Relatives | Jot Mra, Willlains’ parents, Mr. and| Applications for membership may] uqually wellbullt at 0 See tairad Ga | Thursday night that no trace had/s/'Ol eo petermon, in Port Hlakely, |/be sent to 6260 18th ave. N. I young fellow swuntering along the| tor, becoming desperate over the fail-|ing certain dark-h | 9. The, Star invites ite venders te his | been found of the thief who took 4 Mrs, Williams was the wife of W. 1 street. “J’ever think about jot ure of the town ¢ weastle to re |eyed young vig Pod raion A +s Seg Ka hy 8 prize rooster, worth $80, from the|G, Williams, of Pc Blakely. She Give Huge Lot of the army?” he inquired. ‘The “pros | pair the highwa ch passed their | pearance weet bey Mg oo “Adoiphs | So help tn reuniting: these whe ba chicken coop of Mra, A. Thayer, 2824| died ‘Thursday, after a long Ines. | f R lief pect” had, ‘Thereupon Boonie gave| homes, have begun the work of re-| they have found out whi These whose relatives OF yuneau at |Four children, a alster and two Milk or elie ing recital of the advantages | building themselve it will cost | Tadros Shukrulla ptian, Oo Te ad vans know M t 1 d then ex |~~~ anna | Cane of British rule, an Rentere eed may know the whereabes's | he tumous Meeris wheet of Parts | Vienna Kmergeney Relief fund bi ened for 10 minutes, and then ex oo if be ris ru a Bs ere, is to be torn down, and its steel will The United States army schools | received from an anonymous 4 plained that he was Karl D. Kiemm, | cidentally, in civilian tt working his way a4 4 boy, or colonel of the 129th field artil- | general man r of the K 4 Western Shukrulla, by the way, means Thanking God.” be used for reconstruction in astated areas of Fra no devs |are being attended by 190,000 sol] a gift of 60,000,000 cans of condens ¢ * dlera. : Ve4 milk lery, & graduate of Weat Point Ine Kaw Valley “Income Hank” Would § | thetr eo Rather Ride the Rods | jsut ctucnin, reo recently reported Than Live in Luxury | missing from his home at Sedro | Woolley, 18 sald to have been seen by Louis Hanson, a section foreman, ST. PAUL, Minn, Now, 26—In-/ at May Valley logging camp, near Gome Hank” has just gone west, Nowoaxtle, Wash, a few days ago. stretched flat on the » of 4) ‘Trace of him has again been lost, A Passenger coach, convinced that he| Gyyek is father, of Sed ant give up the life of a hobo for! writes that will appreciate ar $40,000 further information of his son's “Income Hank" out on the read, he! whereabouts, Cluckie was last @en is Henry Indusch of the Milwaukee | dreswed in an old pair of Bib over Inbusches, a w hy and established | alls, blue jacket and mili cap, He family, when he’s at home. }wore army shoes and had army But “Income Hank” isn’t at home| trousers under his overalls, He is Mery much—just a half hour in the! 26, has lent brown hair, Ught blue Jast three years, he has spent in Mil-| eyes and one gold front tooth, The waukee. fingers of both his hands have been RIDES 97,000 MILES smashed, WITHOUT PAYING A CENT nhicy Dek And since his first adventure,| The present addresses of two aunts when as a boy fresh from gradua.| Who lived in Seattle up to a year age tion at St. John’s Military a are sought by Mra W. A. Mahaney he first rode the rods to the nor tell ot formerly Miss Edna Woods, he has traveled a matter of | Mohn. Miss Minnie Feil, one of the 97.000 miles without the rafiroads| Missing relatives, formerly ran a ever being the richer for it rooming house at 1019 Pike at, but oS A month ago “Income Hank"—he|W# not there when Mra, Mahaney dle Dears that name out on the read/“me to Seattic from Great Falls, : Because of a amall bequest his fam-|Mont., in the middle of September fy sends regularly whenever he} The other aunt, whose name, since Supplies an addreas—decided to | #86 was married, the niece does not f@bandon the road. | know, was formerty Miss Lena Foil He obtained a position In the Rur | 2c Ee io Tegton yards in St. Paul—as a car inspector. He remarks he event to | NeW Salvation Army | Know a bit about box cars, having) Home Is Dedicated) Fidden in them for a matter of 17 Impressive music and appropriate The other night when he addrosses accompanied the dedication | Grawied up over the vestibule: as Thursday afternoon of the Scandina Sf old to the top of the outgoing vian Shivation Army’s new $60,000 Passenger, he had given up any such | home at 142 Sixth ave. An enthust Motion of reformation. With it he|astic rally was held at § p.m, when had given up any expectation of re.) Adam Gifford, Western commander elving the $49,000 which ix to come | of the Salvation Army, Col. and Mre #0 him, provided he has stopped his J. W. Cousins, Brigndier and Mra. C. Wandering by the time he ts 40. Christopherson and Maj. Widgery ISN'T 40 YET, | spoke. | BUT HE CAN'T QUIT 465 BRR EE BRINE “Income Hank” isn't 40 yet. But the was convinced as he slid up the . NANCY SHARP, of Las “deck” of that passenger he couldn't Angeles, who says she re quit. He knew that the open read. | ceived one of the greatest sur. the box car and the rods have him, | prises of her life when Taniac And that he never will abandon them | completely restored her health Whether he likes it or not. after she had almost lost hope of . “There are fine pictures and fine | over getting well. Declares sho in my old home. There always | suffered for twelve long years. But I never enjoyed them, even as a small boy. And now—I guess I'm better tn a box car.” The Inbusch family has represent- Atives as high officials in Milwau- Kee banks gnd distilleries, HE'S REAL “Income Hank” ts a hobo. Please An Eye-Opener Hundreds of THIS Season’s Suits and Overcoats at $30 No need to wait for next year’s “low Now, a bundiestif? on his back, while ‘At least that's the lexicon of the Toad as furnished by “Income “Income Hank” is a He's got to travel. 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